… Clean Again games is witfl Pittsburg, November 18. This annual duel always brings out a terrifi struggle. Greasy Neale, a major league dia- mond star for years, is coaching the "Fresidents" again this fall and has huiV. urp t fcrnmidablc tcam. Brenkert In one of the hardest fought ton- Is Badger Lea Boys-Do' you want to make some| "real" money? If so apply at Busi- I ness Dept.c of Michigan Daily Office to- day. A number of live wire boy...…
…llk.;HIUAIN lij LL ,«v_ - CTI in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ty. Copy received until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER i5, 1922 Number 45 be no conference of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. ud Sophomoes: h te usual custom and with the consent of the Deans of their lleges, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Literary College and ngltieering and Architecture will be excused from classes on irning...…
…C7, 4 P P'ummrr ED FAIR DAY Sf'F ~~3Ait PR DAY AND SEI w .. - 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1922 W 3 ,. r' IRNNENT TO . EPFIRM HD JN RAIL.STRIKE ET MEMBERS MEET WITH RARDING TO DISCUSS SITUATION [NISTRATION VIEWS ' FULLY DISCLOSED lity' of Necessity for Govein- nt Control Said to Have Been Brought Up (By Associated Press) iington, July 14. - While op- as to the outcome of the I strike was reflected at the House today,...…
… it er I. NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday during the Summer r the Board in Control of'Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- n of all ews dispatches credited to it or otherwise n this pap. and the local news published therein,. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second' 5te. ription by carrier ...…
…screen ajestic-Ethel Clayton in "For the Defense"; Sunshine com- edy. le-Alice Lake in aedy and news. "Hate"; erth - "The Light in the learing," an Ir'ving Bacheller lay, and comedy. arles >medy Ray in "R. and news. This Week-Stage Garrick (Detroit) -"Shavings.", 1. '_______ _______________ Facial massaging, Marcelling, Mani- curing, and Shampooing at 340 South State St., over Cushing's. Tel. 2939-M, Mrs. Florence Wilson Dimattia. Patr...…
…Y INTERVIEW MISLIADING° man, Superintendent of Schools, delt Harding at the White House for Muskegon. nearly an hour late today. After the 8. p. m.-"Problems of the Near East." conference he said that while he was (Illustrated). Prof. F. W. Kelsey. optimistic, he could see no way at present out off the "tangled situa- Saturday, July 22 tion" which he regarded as critical. )LE PROBLEM OF ENROLL-I ENT IN TALK STAGE, SAYSI )DGES; "REPORTS HIGH...…
…r II oz j t 43UU 4: rnt Assoc: PRI IDLY A" N '" 8XIM ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922 P BURTON'TALKS AT BEAUJTY OF TONE AND TECHNICAL FORM BANQUET TONIGHT ST SHOWN IN DUX AND HUBERMAN RECITAL Presient ario L. urto wil be N IN A ~{By Thomas E. Dewey) gram Miss Dux made her appearance AML V VI Id eprincipal speaker at the the public IN SPIN RECESL U Varied and of exceptional merit was and displayed one of those gloriousl...…
…won't what it begins, JNIOR to the use for r not otherwise ed teren. igan, as second ynard Street.. da', if signed, the signa- ly office. Unsigned No manuscript will entiments expressed AFF- .R.........,..BREWSTER P: CAMPBELIL ....... ...........Joseph A. Bernstein .............Paul Waze r...................... J. B, Young 8 G. P. Oveton rson M. B. Stahl brecht irman................L. Armstrong Kern >rfer E. R. Meiss ,r itor.............…
…THE l CHIGA -(DAILY S TO HEAR LAND DOCTOR CLE F/J I omob~le and 14-Two-thirds stolen here are ad midnight, and number at 10 owners are at laces of amuse-. e committee on .e Chicago Crime hundredrand were tried here notor car thefts and August 15, of the commit- Dr. M. A. Blankenhorn of Cleveland Will be the first speaker on the Under- class Medical society lecture pro- gram. His lecture on "Milky Ascites" will be given Friday, March 2...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, TAXI Cow 35 Cents Every Passenger Insured Against Accident, Chimes Contest Advances Slowly Ten stories have been entered in the Chimes' contest which closes April y5. "That is by no means dis- couraging," sad Francis M. Smith, '22, managing editor of Chimes, "It is usually the case that the majority of stories- come in during the last few days." Smith stated that he would like to see a number of stories handed in to di...…
…-_ %P-0r l- F ax-t /T " i- F"- ii 6 CAMP GOSSIP = ~ I Cornell Shows Further Strength By Winning Big Eastern Indoor Aleet VARSITY BASEBALL SI OUTSIDE 'TODAY IF or conditions BOSTON BRAVES e South dur- "Pep" was the keynote of all re- ically all of ports from the Boston Braves' training 11 clubs, in- camp at St. Petersburg, Fla. Although hampionship there has been excessive* heat, the sort of start squad has been going through stiff c...…
…DIG FEATURE PRODUCTI ONS I = , - AT THE. REGULAR PRICE OF ONE Showing at Regular Prices Starting Today! Showing at regular Prices I 4* , 'ies''CHIC" Living Seven Distinct Roles in r Kiwi nw i ,.. rr rr M i ri 1 ..te r r ' .. . 'err. udeville comedian, in his initial gred, by Ann Arbor theater-goers 3ment here, this being the only e " metropolis centres. He has no inal. "His Ni'bs" takes the stand it of comedy. " HI S NIS SPECIA...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY IATION .he liter- avis and chool Qf Monday annual partment, will address a Traverse City audience tomorrow on "The Racial Heritage of the War," and Prof. F. W. Kelsey, of the Latin department, will discuss "American Relief Work and Mission Work in the Near East" at Detroit. I On Friday Professor Shull will again speak on 'The Racial Heri- tage of the War" at Big Rapids, Prof. Rene Talamon will deliver two lec- tures at Grand R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sity Of Ilichigan League CLETS FOR DANCE 0 BY MARTHA COOK than 100 tickets have already d for the benefit dance which B given Friday night by the s of Martha Cook building. 1 of this benefit dance is' $100 Michigan League. The com- >lans to sell refreshments at e for the purpose of realizing t money to pay fob the orches- n Reid, '23, chairman of the mmittee, reports that as miany hiave been sold as the entire >r will ...…
…nan.-Adv.' Patronize our Advertisers.--Adv. enCing it leaves .to be d. I- 4 I ( I lWiomenI Rehearsals for:"The Yellow Jacket" will take place this week at' the fol- lowing -times: Act 2 as far as Plum Blos- som's entrance at 8 o'clock this afternoon in Newberry hall. Buoy Sin Fah, Lee Sin, Wu .'oo Git, Daffodil and Yin Suey. Gong. Act 2 at 4 o'clock this a f t e r n o o n. . Plum Blos- som, See Noi, Tai Char Shoong, Widow Ching,-Maid, and...…
….AL BULLETIN i.m . S1: .a aturdays.) MARCH 15, 1922 Number 119 ng in University Buildings: e following rule expressly adopted by the Regents applies to all sity buildings including hospitals: poking except in private offices, private laboratories, or authorized ig rooms is expressly prohibited. 3Deans: ere will be a conference of the Deans this morning at 10 in the Pres- Office. M. L. BURTON. sity of Michigan Research Club: e regular meetin...…
…I ± Zolr qyrn Ud6- ~j IAsOIUUJ DiPRESI DAYA~D NIGH *1 syc oA - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1922 PRIOR _________________________________ r PROFESSIONAL HUMOR FADED BY STARTLING BLUEBOOK REVELATIONS 0 JOSs 'TIME POSITIONS SCARCE, MENT SECRETARY DECLARES [IAN THOUSAND N WAITING LIST "Ad Hades cum sapienta," murmur- ed the student body as they breathed the last of exams and departed for climes less scholarly-and m...…
…shed every morning except lMonday during the Vaer by the Beard In Control of Student Publications. MEMBER 6V THE ASISCIATED PRESS IAssciated Press ia exclusivey etitled to th s ofor iof all newsdipa ,ches tedh to it or net otherwise W this paper and local news published theri. -ed at the postofice at Ann Arbor, Micigan, as second tion by carrier or mall, 93.50.s e: Ann Arbor Press buildng, Maynard Street. es: Business, 960; Editorial, 244. nun...…
…ERSITY'S DN HEALTH Female Impersonat- npatible relation to an" is difficult to 's case at least, yet ef of "Tickle Me" ms a "sleeper jump" haracter to that of ion. Outside of the ight lacing and sub- comedian finds him- t he feels, however, rng" as a lady. Mr. e Me" come to the Thursday, February posed to do any- t Tinney has de- not omit the new says was wished >mething desper- tion was origin- dare some time lub, New York, a spirit of fun,...…
… modbomm-o-ok-wo. . ,., I . 414- ;ool ... . . , .. ;:, ". t " ". . + ",* " w « " Y.i « . .. , . ' .. "i ..i + + "" " " « .. .. ." " '" ' I " " r °° s A t " s . f ' . , i.L.ice .J. rr - - - - - - - - £.. Michigan EntersI Handball Tourney Michigan is to be represented at the A. A. U. tri-state tourney of the Al-1 legheny Mountain Handball association to be held at the Cleveland Athletic club today and" tomorrow. Carl E. Gehring and F...…
…iarties will be given Sat- on for the benefit of the rue. Pi Beta Phi soror- rtain from 2:30 to 5:50 irvations may be made by before noon Thursdal. ts will be sold at 50 cents tire tables will cost $2. and five hundred will be ?nother party will be given at the' llegiate Sorosis house from 2;30 to 0 o'clock. Tables may be reserved calling 251 at 75 cents a person. a will be served. RLS' GLEE CLUB PRAISED FOR CONCERT IN JACKSON Enthusiastic pr...…
… iiarat Lared byeWomen OF f the point system for activi- iversity women will be dis- o all league houses, dormi- I sorority houses this week. system is being made effec- cordance with the decision he Mid-western Intercollegi- ation for Women's Self-gov- %st year. At that time it was he presidents of college so- r women that all colleges Lat have a point system in 1i1 proceed to introduce one pose of the system is to con- distribution of hono...…
…rs of There will be a meeting of the Wo- of "A men's Athletic association board at 5I who are in the ca ma Delta Phi will meet at 4 k this afternoon at Martha Cook ay >r The Y. W. C. A. cabinet will meet r- at 3 o'clock this afternoon at New-1 berry all.I -3. Cup of Tea" will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoqn in the parlors of Bar- bour gymnasium and at 3 o'clock to- morrow afternoon in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. The entire cast and cho...…
…i "'_ A FPICIAL 'BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1922 Number 95 the Ize: ons or nominations for the Soils Prize should be in my hands n Feb. 18. .. ALFRED H. LLOYD. 11 be a conference of the Deans at 10 o'clock this morning in 's office. M. L. BURTON. Michigan Research Club: lar meeting of the Club for February will be held in the His- oratory Wednesday evening, Feb. 15, at 8 (Council meeting at The progrpm will be a symposium on the ...…
…THE WEATHER SNOW FLURRIES AND COLDER TODAY L , t i -gan4:3att VOL. XXXII. No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 i IRISH GOVKER N Off I C IALDUTIES NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDING THE TREATY WITH ENGLAND FIN- ALLY TERMINATED DEPUTIES FROM SOUTH IRELAND RATIFY PACT No Representatives of Eamonn de Valera Constituency at His- toric Meeting (By Associated Press) Dublin, Jan. 14.- The provisional government of the Irish Free state is n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, U~irirljgan Daily OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER O THE UNIV RITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morrng emejit Monday dunag rb' P Ia. sty year by the Board in Contv'l of Sudent Pubiiaton,. MEMBER OF TH TA$SOCl1AT1.1) PIRY The Associated Press is exclusively entites t the &se for republicatien of all news dispatcher eredited to it o not otkti* e creitd i tispaper an" U of rc&.rnes pnblisrhecw Entered at the potofficte at Ann Aror, M...…
…VET BUREAU REPRESENTATIJE HERE JAN 18-20 TO CONSIDER SOLDIERS' CLAIMS ON GDYLRNMENT Charles A. uHmmer, '23, has res ed from the presidency of the I JSANDS of smokers the verdict to you- 1 the other tobaccos approach the finest have proved it--and now NATURE has produced varieties of pure Turkish FLAVOR of the finest Turkish- es the ENJOYMENT of the finest Turkish- 1 SATISFY you as will the finest Turkish- t the highest grade and .persona...…
…~Te Can't Say HEALTH SERVICE REPORTS LOCAL CONDITIONS NORMAL Aside from the fact that 102 Schick tests were given during the month, no abnormal conditions are indicated from the report of the University Health service for Decemberi. The tests were given to determine immun- ity from diphtheria., The total number' of dispensary calls was slightly smaller than during November, the number being 3498. There were 261 new patients and 1853 were 9...…
…/ i - a . " w -_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' . , " . ," t w :. ww _ w "" K71 « 3 - HOCKEY STAS TO? BATTLE MICHISAN' Track Stock Climbs As Varsity J Step Fast In ,liniature Relay Stars Mleet Catholics Bringiig Seven As teb~t In Midle West Healded MICHIGAN INFORMALS READY TO COMBAT SXIPFF ATTACK )totre Dame, with one of the fastest intercoliegiate hockey teams in the country, will meet the Michigan teamii at the Weinberg Colesium Tuesday nigh...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 16, 1922 Schafer Kig O Biliad WrldHere Are Three Of b'arrel's Stars To Whom , 1ichigan Scaefer , King Of Billiard WorldPOPET inUnion Exhibirion AMatch Tuesday TOACK OLooks For Victory On T he Cinder Paths This Year a Schaefer, who plays against With two such finished playersit is -TAl I[LINOIS COO8or Roger Conti, the French champion reasonable to assume that the game at evenin ha Tasyleo afternoon they will ...…
…Clocks run faster at night than in the day time, according to a discovery made by Dr. R. H. Tucker, one of the astronomers of the Lick observatory, conducted near San Jose, Cal., by the "University of California. The method of observation consist- ed of watching three standard clocks between nine o'clock in the evening and three o'clock in the morning and observing their position in relation to th position of a list of stars whose places are a...…
…II heaters 11 s, Chemistry, Zoology, Modern Languages, Economics, Sociology, etc., given by correspondence. Inquire earned may be applied on present college program., EPT. CHICAGO. LNOIS ICE C RLE AM ARCADE Colorful and interesting is "White, Oak," in which William S. Hart will be seen the first three days of the week. The plot of this production, in which the star is said to be seen at his best, deals with the stout hearted pioneers and ...…
…DAILY -. hall. A good attendance Is dei this time since the !rej Michiganensian will be t1'f n. All houses whi h have!, n: . f a supply of Uvers iy on seals which are belng sowd I or t1 Celt of the budig campaij . get them from to 4 O' k Tl afternoon in Iarbour ymnai n. Senior society vi1l hae a picture talken for the ,, l at 12 o'clock tomaorrow nn ti sudio. Dark dresse sh ul b Sfreshmn and sophomore squad ert A. Waller school, in Chicago....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY January Technic To Edition In Subje iSurpass Form .r ct Ma tier, Makeup by Edward F. Moore, '22E, who rec- ommends an extension of the scope of the Engineering school. Other articles included in this issue are J. H. Anderson's study of the Caribou hydro-electric project - on Feather river, in California; "Less Noise," by Major Willis Shipam, C. A C., who is in charge of the coast ar- tillery branch of the R. O. T. C. here;...…
…Quit 1utrqtgan ?2aut SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 Oxford University--It's Student Life, Traditions and Customs [ntroductory Note: While It is not cently become a resident of Ann Ar- marily a place of learning or a place start on Tuesday at the beginning of custom and shall not be the cus- bor. Mr. Jefferson says that the first of examination. It is a place where the new year, they really start. In a of the Sund...…
…i bring violets. 'rnousaria Years ntsetre, Boozing a '1 at You nave croewxu my one la Caledonese," and many others. only cat? My pussy cat has croaked-- My pussy cat has crofed- is frisky tail is still; Ah, but I wish .is glims are shut. I knew where I could find he moon is shining on the highboard Another kitty like the one that's fence; Ae was so nice to me, aunt tom cats clamber up the wall, And alwas 'swoke me np and start At three a. m....…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE I An Interview with Kreisier (By T. E. 1.) out, too. When conditions gradually music have been attracted by songs titudes of some people in this country Fritz Kreisler's recent trip to Eu- have become more settled, the emo- and pieces they can enjoy with a lim- toward him immediately after the war, rope, from which he returned but a tions of the people quieted, and their ited musical educati...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 The Passing of the Great Race" Some six or eight months ago I re- viewed Madison Grant's "The Passing of the Great Race" (Scribners). Since then a seventh edition has been pub- lished, the fourth revised edition of the work. The reason I review it now is because of a remarkable "Documen- tary Supplement" of approximately 140 pages which had been appended. More about this later. In 1916...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY MAGAZINE 5 The Program for the National Defense Editorial note-The author of, the following article, Col. H. E. Eames, enlisted in the United States Army in 1893. Since that time he has risen from a private to the permanent rank of Col- onel. At present Colonel Eames is commanding officer of Fort A "peace* army" corresponds in a way to the police force of a city. It is small, inexpensive and trained for peace or war. It ...…
…6 THE MICHiCAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 Great American Weekly, but which in 1908, now reprinted by Little, has never been published in book Brown & Co. Its title is taken from Soform) since "Linda Condon," which that old bromide, "Once aboard the /j" appeared over two years ago, his ad- lugger and the girl is mine"-not an mirers had a right to expect some- unattractive title, though one must JOSEPH HERGESHEIMEt'S NEW She loves L...…
…chuckling over Thack- and should not be allowed to influence KREISLER IS INTERVIEED latitudes, while doubt- the thinking of normal, healthy-mind- BY A 1AGAZINE REPORTER was far in his 'teens ed people through the press, even in (Continued from Page 3) irough the entire lot of a free country! in Austria, he made a tour of America If "An American Idyll" is trash, before he was 20 and then, returning d the Lugger" is not by then the lives of all ...…
…we will be in a better state of pre- paredness as a result of this policy than we were under the older sgheme. But in the nature of things, this mag- nificent body of citizen officers will not last always. They will grow too old for field service, they will take on new burdens, domestic or business, which will make service impossible; they will be lost through sickness, ac- cident and death as the years go by. For the necessary replacements, C...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY SNOW FLURIES TODAY Yl r. i 'is.I.- 4:Iatg ASSOCIATED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 69 ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921 PRICE FIVE CN'0 ------a- WONDER STORY OF MEDICINE TO BE TOLOJINMICHIGAN NOTED PHYSICIANS CONFERWITH 'PRESIDENT BURTON ABOUT CAMPAIGN PLAN IS TO ASSEMBLE BUREAU OF SPEAKERS Work of Joint Committee Will Be Sub- mitted to State Medical Society for Approval ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Unie r sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use to' republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ , KODAK FINISHING Flashlights and Outside Groups EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILMS IJADLISIED 1905 719 N. UNIVERSITY Holiday OVERNIGHT BAGSt WEEK END BAGS BRIEF CASES COLLAR BAGSl SILK SHIRTS FANCY HDKFS. LINEN HDKFS. SILK NECKWEAR KNIT NECKWEAR SILK HOSIERY; SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY WOOL HOSIERY Hints CANES UMBRELLAS UNDERWEAR HATS CAPS SUITS OVERCOATS GLOVES JEWELRY SPORT COATS BATH ROBES PAJAMAS 1 4 E S ii t' 0 d it E s tJ...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAIL THUR NOW PLAYING SPE~CIAL NOTICE DO NOT MISS THIS PICTURE. UNQUESTIONABLY ONE OF OUR BE§T PRODUCTIONS THAT HAS PLAYED AT THIS THEA- TRE! I PERSONALLY RECOMMEND IT AND OUR PATRONS ARE ASSURED OF THAT TYPE OF ENTERTAINMENT WHICH YOU MOST DESIRE. -THE MANAGEMENT '"Salliul ford A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION CIf the by bor ing: le I the Inc and C . TY Y. W. CONDUCTS CLASSES AT ANN ARBOR HIGH SCHOOL A class in youth," one might c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;. _ . __ ",'; >+ °,; i .. + .. ,+ . r - . .r J..l t f t. f :y, ,t " . BASKETBALL TEAM LEAVES TONIHT FOR CINC1NA4TI AND CASE GAMESl Mathers Men From Look For Opposition Southern Ohio Team WISCONSIN, IOWA, PURDUE, STRONG IN BIG TEN CIRCLES Coach Mather and nine members of the Varsity basketball team leave for Cincinnati tonight where they will en-! gage the speedy University of Cincin- nati court team Friday night in th...…
…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY _ _. ... i tre Dame aiso appears on the baseball ISH 09LL Trill schedule. A dual track meet for Feb. 18, at East Lansing, between M. A. C. and P DePauw, was set by the Conference. Intramural Items SIX GAMES WILLBE PLAYED ON 3 SOUTHERN TRIP DURING SPRING RECESS The following basketball teams will play at 6:15 Thursday night: Alpha (By Associated Press) Delta Phi vs. Zeta Beta Tau, Theta Madison, Wis., Dec. 14.--T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Glimpse Into The Golden Days, When A Four Year Course Cost $.o. And For Board, One Paid A Song (Editor's Note-The following article appeared in the 'Constitutional Democrat, of Detroit, June 18, 1842. It is published, together with an ol'd picture of the campus which was obtained by The Daily through the courtesy ofr Mrs. E. B. Hall, 1430 Cambridge Road, just as a reminder of what the University was almost a century ag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY There will be no meeting this week of the Underclass Conduct commit- ee. Announcement will be made ater on the first meeting after the Christmas vacation. The Largest Line of Popular- Priced Holiday Gifts Hoag's 209 - 211 East Washington PHONE 112 LOCAL NATIONAL GUARD MEN SWORN INTO RANKS MONDAY Members of the local National guai'd were given their physical examina- tions and were sworn into the ranks Monday night at th...…
